English to Spanish translation (6000 coloring pages)

Translation Project “Posts” in Spanish ----------------------------------------------------- Hello, we need a Spanish translation of coloring page titles of our site for children. There are about 6665 posts. Every post contains 1-10 words (2-3 words on average) We pay $0.02 per post. So, total would be 135 USD. ------------------------------ The translation will be done in the translation interface of our site. I will provide a link to potential candidates. You will go to translation interface – Nodes – Post- Click on the column of the corresponding language - Filter posts "Not translated" and start your translation. ------------------------------------------------------ You need to translate the post and a rare field with the description (if available). Examples of posts (Note that one post may contain more than 1 word) : Equipment for Fishing Cute American Alligator American Alligator or Common Alligator Alligator Flint with his monkey Russian Tortoise If you notice posts with numeration like Panda 1, Panda 2, Panda 9, etc please give them your own names if possible to give titles a better look. Examples of the extra descriptions of posts (almost all of them look like that): inspired by James Tissot artwork inspired by Gustave Dore artwork inspired by John Everett Millais artwork --------------------------------- We pay 0.02$ per post (+extra description field including, if available) Deadline: 31st of March. -------------------------------------------------------- Important! Why this project is not as easy as it may look like. There are many encyclopedia-like terms, rare names to be translated that are related to Birds, Cartoons, Tales, Dinosaurs, Mammals, Bible characters etc. Some of them are so specific and rare that a translator may even not know how exactly they sound in his/her language. Mind that we need a translation of the words perfectly adapted to the language you are translating to. For instance, if there is some creature « red X» in English, in another language it may be (or may not) like «lololoka», without mentioning that it is red. So, yes, if you are not sure about the translation of some animal or a character, you check if your version exists on-line (wiki for instance). It should not be translated directly without verification. I would say that this project is for perfectly bilingual people, deeply knowing nuances of both languages. ( English and Spanish)